Still in Zimbabwe, the global call to recognize tourism as a catalyst for growth has been repeated during the country's World Tourism Day celebrations. The sector has the potential to boost sustainable growth and socio-economic development of nations. Zimbabweans commemorated the day in Bulawayo. Alexandria Majalla reports.
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